throwaway748937

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   by throwaway748937 12y ago

   Just to be clear: you believe equity %age vs number of employees is more informative than %age vs company valuation?
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   by throwaway748937 12y ago

   I'm under the impression that "FMV" is the same valuation given at a 409A. The name for the other value -- the value that the company is likely to receive given a round of fundraising -- I'm unsure of. I call it "
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   by throwaway748937 12y ago

   I'm not meaning to be snarky here, but you're not really providing me with any new information. I'm not particularly interested in what the exact dollar amount that I'm statistically likely to earn after taxes is, for e
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   by throwaway748937 12y ago

   I'm not trying to weigh working at a start-up vs. a late stage or public company. I'm trying to get some data on what various companies are offering for the equity portion of their compensation, and am using "dollar value&qu
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   by throwaway748937 12y ago

   When I say "current valuation" I really mean "best value": at what valuation could the company realistically raise money? For public companies, it would be the share price. For companies close to IPO, it would be very
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   Ask HN: What is a good “dollar value” equity offering nowadays?

   12 points by throwaway748937 12y ago|12 comments
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   by throwaway748937 12y ago

   Well, seems odd that this one is still up. I'll resubmit later, I suppose. Thanks.